When the cool weather hits you know it’s Brussels sprout season, and at Wisconsin Foodie we just can’t get enough of their mild cabbage-like flavor.

When the cool weather hits you know it’s Brussels sprout season, and at Wisconsin Foodie we just can’t get enough of their mild cabbage-like flavor.

Drenched in butter and garlic or roasted with bits of salty pancetta and a drizzle of maple syrup, the Brussels sprout is easy to dress up and enjoy. We’ve fallen in love with two particular recipes that showcase the versatility of this green gem.

The Kitchn transforms the traditional shaved salad a by adding crisp Brussels sprouts, tart apples and crunchy hazelnuts then tosses it all together in a warm brown butter dressing. It’s a sweet and savory side dish that’s captures the essence of the winter season

Tracey Carson: Layer Brussels sprouts, olive oil and kosher salt in a Ziploc bag and refrigerate overnight. Next day, preheat oven to 400, put Brussels sprouts in baking tray and pop in the oven for about 30-40 minutes. The outside leaves will be caramelized and crispy while the inside remains tender.

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